Estonian mobility giant Bolt has launched a new ‘Bolt for All’ initiative to make micromobility more accessible to residents in Belgium.
Estonian-based Bolt is aiming to reach profitability in the next 12 months as the mobility giant pinpoints 2025 as the year it expects to go public.
Shared micromobility companies have welcomed an important new step in allowing e-scooters to roll out in Ireland.
Bolt is offering two transport modes within the same app for the first time in Ireland with a new e-bike rollout in Bray, south of Dublin.
Estonian micromobility firm Bolt has introduced its newest in-house scooter, the Bolt 6, with an expected average lifespan of eight years.
New consumer research by mobility operator Bolt reveals that one quarter (25%) of Irish drivers are likely to ditch their car in the next five years as National Bike Week in Ireland gets underway.
Estonian mobility giant Bolt has launched a new ‘Bolt for All’ initiative to make micromobility more accessible to residents in Belgium.
Estonian-based Bolt is aiming to reach profitability in the next 12 months as the mobility giant pinpoints 2025 as the year it expects to go public.
Shared micromobility companies have welcomed an important new step in allowing e-scooters to roll out in Ireland.
Bolt is offering two transport modes within the same app for the first time in Ireland with a new e-bike rollout in Bray, south of Dublin.
Estonian micromobility firm Bolt has introduced its newest in-house scooter, the Bolt 6, with an expected average lifespan of eight years.
New consumer research by mobility operator Bolt reveals that one quarter (25%) of Irish drivers are likely to ditch their car in the next five years as National Bike Week in Ireland gets underway.
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